ES2182263T3 - NANOCRISTALIN MATERIALS LIXIVIATED, ITS MANUFACTURING AND ITS USES IN THE ENERGY SECTOR. - Google Patents

NANOCRISTALIN MATERIALS LIXIVIATED, ITS MANUFACTURING AND ITS USES IN THE ENERGY SECTOR.

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ES2182263T3
ES2182263T3 ES98901279T ES98901279T ES2182263T3 ES 2182263 T3 ES2182263 T3 ES 2182263T3 ES 98901279 T ES98901279 T ES 98901279T ES 98901279 T ES98901279 T ES 98901279T ES 2182263 T3 ES2182263 T3 ES 2182263T3
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Robert Schulz
Guy Lalande
Jacques Huot
Marie-Chantal Denis
Guoxian Liang
Neste Andre Van
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Abstract

Leached nanocrystalline materials having a high specific surface are particularly useful for storing hydrogen or as catalysts or electrocatalysts in the manufacture electrodes, especially for fuel cells. Such materials can be manufactured by preparing a nanocrystalline material consisting of a metastable composite or alloy of at least two different chemical elements. To be nanocrystalline, this material must have a crystalline structure with the grain size lower than 100 nm. Then, the so prepared nanocrystalline material can be subjected to a leaching treatment in order to eliminate partially or totally one of the elements of the composite or alloy. This leaching results in nanocrystalline materials having a porous structure and, thereby, the requested high specific surface.
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